Blueprints to Paw Prints Exhibition
This exhibition, curated by the students of ART 361, examines the history of Georgetown's most iconic buildings and features archival materials including photographs, blueprints, and other forms of memorabilia.
This exhibition, curated by the students of ART 361, examines the history of Georgetown's most iconic buildings and features archival materials including photographs, blueprints, and other forms of memorabilia.
"Composite Matter" brings together the work of Jordan S. Hines and Travis Townsend. Their work, a combination of painting and three dimensional sculpture, explores the border between abstraction and figuration.
Songfest 2027 Theme Ideas – Fill out form Help shape one of Georgetown’s favorite traditions! Songfest theme ideas are officially open, and we want YOU to have a voice in […]
Representatives from seminaries and divinity schools from around the country will visit Georgetown College and share information about their programs with GC students. Students will receive Nexus credit by talking […]
Dr. Paradise Stanton explains the connection between justice, character education, and personal and social transformation.